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=== TF-51D ===
=== TF-51D ===
The TF-51D is a two-seater training variant of the P-51D and comes included for free in the [[Digital_Combat_Simulator|DCS World]] client. While the variant (and in-game model) itself is a two-seater, with room for an instructor and a student, the module does unfortunately not support multi-crew the way the [[L-39_Albatross|L-39]] is.
The TF-51D is a two-seater training variant of the P-51D and comes included for free in the [[Digital_Combat_Simulator|DCS World]] client. While the variant (and in-game model) itself is a two-seater, with room for an instructor and a student, the module does unfortunately not support multi-crew the way the [[L-39_Albatross|L-39]] does.


Functionally, the difference between the P-51D and the TF-51D is simply one of armaments. The TF-51D has none (although some of the cockpit controls remain), nor does it have a holographic sight to aim the non-existing weapons. Between this and the added seat, the TF-51D is ever so slightly lighter and faster than the P-51D, but not in any way that will be noticeable outside of very tightly flown races.
Functionally, the difference between the P-51D and the TF-51D is simply one of armaments. The TF-51D has none (although some of the cockpit controls remain), nor does it have a holographic sight to aim the non-existing weapons. Between this and the added seat, the TF-51D is ever so slightly lighter and faster than the P-51D, but not in any way that will be noticeable outside of very tightly flown races.

Revision as of 20:56, 17 June 2018

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Features

Comes with the built-in P-51D Challenge campaign.

TF-51D

The TF-51D is a two-seater training variant of the P-51D and comes included for free in the DCS World client. While the variant (and in-game model) itself is a two-seater, with room for an instructor and a student, the module does unfortunately not support multi-crew the way the L-39 does.

Functionally, the difference between the P-51D and the TF-51D is simply one of armaments. The TF-51D has none (although some of the cockpit controls remain), nor does it have a holographic sight to aim the non-existing weapons. Between this and the added seat, the TF-51D is ever so slightly lighter and faster than the P-51D, but not in any way that will be noticeable outside of very tightly flown races.

All procedures and checklists for one are applicable to the other — a fact that is further highlighted by how the TF-51D module included in the free client comes with the full P-51D flight manual.

Flying the P-51D

Cockpit overview

P-51D Dashboard P-51D Cockpit

Getting into the air

Chuck's guide linked below.


Shooting something

Links and files

Related DCS modules

  • Charnwood for P-51D campaign.
  • High Stakes for P-51D campaign.

More information

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